Comment on "Analytical Structure of One Dimensional Localization Theory: Re-Examining Mott's Law"
F. Evers, B. M. Gammel
Abstract
In Phys. Rev. Lett. 84, 1760 (2000) A.O.Gogolin has challenged the established point of view that Mott's law for the dynamical conductivity of a 1 dimensional insulator is correct. We present the result of a numerical solution of Berezinskii's recursion relations that demonstrate unambigously that the earlier solutions are indeed valid in contrast to Gogolin's claim.
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